Issue of March 7, 2010
     
 
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DENR puts off bidding for sale of Gov Pack Road lots
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources deferred the bidding for sale of prime lots along Gov. Pack Road pending issues and concerns to be resolved first.

 
A petition signed by Baguio and Manila-based journalists complaining the harsh treatment accorded to them by  some “media marshals” during the street dancing and float parade of the flower festival will be forwarded to the event organizers. 

This was the assurance given by Panagbenga media committee chair Andrew Pinero after he received an emailed copy of the petition decrying the supposed evident curtailment of the freedom of the press while covering a public event in a public place.

After the successful staging of the street dancing, float, and fluvial parades, the Baguio Flower Festival executive committee has come up with the list of winners, who will be awarded during the closing ceremonies today.
 
DOJ upholds fiscal’s ruling to drop suit vs architect
The Department of Justice dismissed a petition for review that sought to reverse a provincial prosecutor’s ruling in dismissing a murder case filed against Baguio-based architect Joseph Marrero in relation to the killing of St. Louis University student Jude Wal II on Jan. 25, 2008.
 
Baguio and Benguet were not spared from the two to three-hour rotating blackouts last week due to technical problems incurred by power plants in Pangasinan and Zambales and due to the low water elevation in the hydro plants.
Demolition of structures allegedly occupying portions of the road-right-of-way of the Halsema Highway in La Trinidad, Benguet started Friday morning.
City
City
NEW AFP OFFICERS --
The 226 members of Philippine Military Academy Masidlak (Mandirigmang Sibol ng Dakilang Lahing Kayumanggi) Class of 2010 heave their caps in jubilation after their graduation at Fort Del Pilar, Baguio City last Monday. President Gloria Arroyo was their guest of honor and speaker.
-- Harley Palangchao
Region
City
HALSEMA HIGHWAY PHASE II or the Mt. Data - Bontoc stretch, was inaugurated by President Gloria Arroyo last week. She is shown here traversing the Boga Bridge in Bauko, Mountain Province,flanked by DPWH Secretary Victor Domingo (l) and Gov. Maximo Dalog (r).
-- Mark Barroga / PIA
Environment
City
TRASHING BAGUIO -- Visitors who purposely came up to watch the street dancing and float parades of the flower festival brought with them tons of trash which they unfortunately left behind to add to the city’s already burgeoning trash problems.  
-- Harley Palangchao
Health & Science
IN CELEBRATION OF WOMEN’S MONTH, fathers line up their babies for Newborn Screening tests at the Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center Nursery Ward. The role of rearing a child is the responsibility of both father and mother, proving that gender equality is not taken for granted in this mountain resort. 
-- Paul Rillorta
Life
City
FLOWER FEAST 2010 -- Ompong Tan, National Artist Ben Cabrera, Eliza Consul, and mayor Peter Rey Bautista (l-r) opened the Flower Feast Exhibit II at the Gallery, Lower Basement, SM City Baguio last Monday. The exhibit which runs until April 30 showcases the work of different photo enthusiasts, mostly from the Baguio Photographers Club. -- Willy Tinoyan / BPC
Business
City
FOR A FEE -- Hundreds if not thousands of spectators watched the Panagbenga 2010 street dancing parade on bleachers placed along Harrison Road, surprised that they had to pay 50 pesos for a seat. Who gave permission to set-up bleachers on city property and to collect fees for personal gain? Who do they think they are, above reproach? Watchdogs should better count those stalls at Session and Burnham too lest they get under-reported.
-- Redjie Cawis Photo /
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Sports
BODYBUILDERS’ FLOAT -- Bodybuilding enthusiasts show off their well sculpted bodies atop their flower bedecked float during the Panagbenga float parade last Sunday.
--  Jogin Tamayo
 
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